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Pirie’s loss is Broughton’s gain

The 18-hole mini golf course, purchased by the council for $2000, was sourced from Par Tee HQ in Port Pirie which recently closed its doors (file)
Neralie Bailey

PORT BROUGHTON - Barunga West Council will support a pop-up mini golf trial at Gallery 1871 in Port Broughton, which […]

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